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Chapter 675, internal strife

What Qin Zhiping said were all his true words.

He also fully understood what these people were thinking.

The Northern Front Legion was defeated, and the remnants were incorporated into the Southern Front Legion. In the end, the war was won. What benefits did they get?

It's hard to find.

The best that can be distributed is according to military merit, but one also has to bear the responsibility for previous defeats. If this is reduced, I'm afraid there will be nothing left.

But it would be different if the Northern Front Corps could be 'rebuilt'.

Although the previous defeat was still an indelible stain, they were not completely annihilated, but formed an independent army, and played a vital role in the subsequent war. When it came to rewarding merit in the end, being an independent front army would definitely have many more benefits than a remnant army.

But the only problem is: if they create internal strife before the battle and have all kinds of ulterior motives in their minds, can they still win the war?
Even now, they are already a remnant army, but they are still doing this kind of mess, which really makes Qin Zhiping feel sick.

He sincerely believed that the previous defeat of the Northern Front Army was due to its loose organization, lack of unity, and too many indecisive people.

Otherwise, if they had really held on to the end and fought with all their might, the Northern Front Legion would not necessarily have collapsed and failed in the naval battle.

At least we won't lose so miserably.

To put it bluntly, you deserve to be in this state.

How can we defeat the bugs when we are with this bunch of bugs?
If you want to win and wash away the shame of defeat, you should obey the orders of Commander-in-Chief Gu and fight well under the command of the allied forces.

Qin Zhiping highly respects Gu Hang.

Earlier, after hearing many rumors, especially Marshal Leroy's evaluation of Gu Hang at the "Swearing-in Ceremony", he was actually not very fond of Gu Hang.

Even malicious.

After all, the Tiekai they came to beat this time was a series of problems developed by local separatist forces. Although Commander-in-Chief Gu was a friendly force fighting side by side with them on the southern front, this did not change the fact that Gu Hang's so-called "alliance" had a strong background of local separatist forces.

Moreover, if the alliance had not been developed so recently and was not strong enough in the early days, they would be more questionable than Iron Armor.

This is Qin Zhiping's view from the perspective of his own duties as a judge.

The Human Iron Armor is a chapter after all, and they have natural power in the political environment and political conventions of the Empire. The chapter's home planet is theirs; they have high command authority and can take over the command of various Imperial armies in various battles without other Space Marines. Add to that the name of fighting against a "void black hole", and it is quite reasonable for them to expand and develop.

The alliance's rationality is much smaller.

As a judge, from a professional perspective, he would naturally be suspicious of such situations.

But now, he doesn't have those views anymore.

The fact that the Alliance saved his and his men's lives was not the key factor. More importantly, the nature of this behavior could be interpreted as Gu Hang not caring so much about personal honor and disgrace, and not minding the previous bad relationship with the Northern Front Legion. He would act for the ultimate goal of the victory of the Empire and the victory of mankind.

How loyal!
In addition, he had been in the Alliance Army for several months after being rescued, and he had been able to see a lot of things.

He believed that Gu Hang was very loyal; Gu Hang's management and rule of the alliance, at least in terms of the army, was perfect and reliable, better than any other army he had ever seen; in the alliance's army, as a chief judge, he had not found any corruption problems...

Compared with the Northern Front Legions that had no subordinate relationship and were forced together, the Alliance was much more reliable.

There may not be much difference when the wind is favorable, but when the wind is unfavorable and you need to grit your teeth and persevere, the difference will emerge. Now, Qin Zhiping believes that in order to win the battle, you have to follow the alliance and follow Commander-in-Chief Gu.

This bunch of rubbish now wants to push Xi Rui out to cause trouble, which is directly stepping on Qin Zhiping's bottom line.

Damn it!

If it were just those bugs, Qin Zhiping would not even want to waste time talking to them, and would report directly to Gu Hang, and then make a suggestion: Capture all of them, and then he can have a good talk with their deputies and middle-level officers. The disloyal ones can be dealt with, and the remaining wavering ones can be made more loyal by him. Then, the alliance can send some middle and senior officers to take over these troops.

However, there is a biggest variable and the most difficult person here, that is the Marshal of the Black Crusaders - Xi Rui.

If he wasn't also living under someone else's roof and on Xi Rui's boat, he could have scolded Xi Rui as well.

But isn't this a no-no?
He was also worried that Xi Rui had arranged three hundred swordsmen nearby, waiting for the signal of breaking the cup to come in and kill him.

Then everything will stop.

No matter what, Xi Rui would not kill him, but would just imprison him, and then use his identity as the "Northern Commander-in-Chief" to play the role of the backbone, to create division, to establish an independent command system outside the alliance, and to be on an equal footing with the alliance...

It is still possible to succeed.

He had no doubt that the final winner would be Commander-in-Chief Gu, who he had observed to be very powerful. However, internal unrest before the war was definitely not a good thing.

He wants to stop all this, and the key person here is Xi Rui himself.

His previous exhortation was more of an exhortation to Xi Rui than to everyone else.

"The course of the war is now an established fact. But failure is not terrible. What is more terrible is the further disgrace after failure. Once a situation that none of us want to happen occurs, it may affect not only ourselves, but also everything behind us."

His words already contained a warning, and he was just short of saying: Xi Rui, if you do it without thinking clearly, it will not only be you who will suffer in the end, but also the entire Black Crusaders.

He believed Xi Rui could understand.

At this moment, Xi Rui sighed and shook his head, ignoring Qin Zhiping, and said to the others in the communication: "Do you all want me to stand up and talk to Gu Hang about the unified and independent command and operation of the Northern Front Army?"

"Yes."

Many people responded.

"I object!" Qin Zhiping's pale voice beside him seemed very isolated.

"That's it." Xi Rui said, "I'll think about it, and you all should be prepared."

After saying that, he closed the communication.

Turn around and face Qin Zhiping.

Qin Zhiping had already taken out the plasma pistol he carried with him.

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Hey, I wrote the second chapter before going to bed!

(End of this chapter)